Is there a Blog / CMS system running without a database?

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    Does such a CMS exist? If yes, which one?
    Thanx in advance.
     
    Laura81, Jun 5, 2009 IP
  2. Rodder7

    Rodder7 Active Member

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    cmsimple is probably one of the more popular ones. no database required.
     
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    LightNEasy CMS doesn't require a database.
     
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    without database ,how they save data and keep a lot of article?
     
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    @ Shelle and Rodder7: Thank you! It has helped a lot!
     
    Laura81, Jun 6, 2009 IP
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    Tom Thumb Notable Member

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    Limbo is an old version of Mambo that runs on text files but operates the same..
    (Mambo is now Joomla..)..
     
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    can they generate static url?
     
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    Yes can they generate static url would be useful to know
     
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    You mean guys, they use flat file to store the data? I just can't imagine how scalable that flat file will be in the future if there's a big amount of information strored..
     
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    dude.. i think if you are talking about scale go mysql.... dont go near a flat file system...
     
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